Accommodations in Phumĭ Puŏk Chăs

The owner is super nice and friendly. He will sit and talk and drink beer with you and make you feel at home. It really is a homestay - his family is around and his kids are so cute running around.

We love the accessibility with Meta, this is one of these host you’re really happy to meet in your life when you’re traveling! The little house is lost in the middle of wonderful rice fields and let you the occasional to be completely alone. We love our stay and hope we’ll have the chance to comeback and see Meta and his family again!

We got to stay in an amazing and beautiful hut in the middle of the rice field. The sunset and rise were incredible!! Comfortable bed, and we were grateful for the musquito net and hammock. The host, Meta, accompanied us to an alligator farm and the floating village Mechrey, where we did a boat tour. We had dinner with everyone and it was a lovely experience. Meta and his family are an amazing host.

My wife and I traveled to Siem Reap, Cambodia, like many others, to experience the beauty and magic of Angkor Wat. This trip was part of a two-month journey through Southeast Asia and Japan. Even though we don't belong to the youngest generation we enjoy organizing our travels ourselves, and this year was no exception. Cambodia was a new country for us, and the main challenge was deciding where to stay. By chance, we discovered Koemle Homestay. We prefer to avoid hotels in favor of experiencing local life and culture as much as possible. Staying with the Koemle family turned out to be as enriching an experience as visiting the ancient temples of Siem Reap. As agreed, Koemle picked us up at the airport upon our arrival - on time and in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan. It felt like we had already become friends during the 50-minute drive to his home. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed by his entire family: his lovely wife, Chinda, and their four wonderful children—Maryta, Elliya, Outra, and baby Kitakun. Koemle Homestay is a small apartment attached to the family’s main house. It has a separate entrance with a tinted glass door, a spacious main room with two very comfortable beds (comparable to U.S. queen-sized beds), and a large bathroom featuring a glass-enclosed shower. Everything was clean and very comfortable. The living area is tastefully decorated with a few pieces of furniture, a wardrobe, and amazing large photographs taken by Koemle Saing himself (he is a professional photographer). The apartment also has a small front yard filled with tropical greenery, providing a shaded oasis from Cambodia’s hot and humid weather. We usually enjoyed our breakfasts right there. The house Is located on the outskirts of the city, far enough to offer a taste of Cambodian countryside life yet close enough to reach Pub Street within about 15 minutes by tuk-tuk. After our experience, we wouldn’t trade this type of stay for any hotel in the city at all.